Franklin police officers participated in a mental health-focused retreat with Frontline Freedom in the Grayson Highlands to boost their resilience and well-being.

The Franklin Police Department increases starting salaries for new officers to $65,000 and offers benefits like a four-day work week and take-home vehicles to attract applicants.

The Franklin Police Department is seeking new officers to join their rapidly growing Tennessee community team, offering a starting salary of $65,000, a 4-day workweek, a take-home car, and accepting tattoos and beards.

The Tennessee Department of Revenue is holding a free webinar on state taxes for alcohol producers on April 29, aiming to clarify the three-tier distribution system.

Tennessee will vote on constitutional amendments in 2026, including a significant change to the bail system that could deny bail for serious crimes, as well as imposing a state property tax ban and expanding victims' rights.

Two Tennessee counties are mourning the deaths of former Sheriffs Tommy Myers and Paul Smith, who notably served their communities and left lasting impacts.

The TWRA will present its 2025-26 hunting and trapping season proposals at the TFWC meeting in Nashville on April 24-25, focusing on new areas and existing regulations adjustments.

Murfreesboro Police Department announces promotions, recognizing the leadership and commitment of five officers with notable career advancements within the department.

The Hendersonville Police Department reports an increase in pedestrian-vehicle incidents and offers safety advice for pedestrians and drivers, referencing Tennessee road safety laws.

Tennessee's March revenues were $1.6 billion, slightly below estimates by $33.3 million, and down $69.3 million from the previous year, influenced by weather-affected sales tax collections.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell appoints Sabrina Sussman as Nashville's Chief Program Officer for the Choose How You Move initiative aiming to improve city transport.

The Tennessee Supreme Court's Indigent Representation Plan received a $17 million investment for enhanced legal representation for the state's indigent population.

Senator Marsha Blackburn investigates Vanderbilt University Medical Center over possible concealment of its DEI programs, claiming non-compliance with a Trump-era order.